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Homer opens the Brian Bulaga Homer Hour still amazed by Jacob Misiorowski, arguing every Miz start should feel like a special event at Wisconsin sports bars. The conversation shifts from Miz’s latest strong outing to all-time durability, with Homer and Bulaga marveling at Joe Thomas’ record of more than 10,000 consecutive offensive snaps for the Browns. Bulaga explains what made that streak so incredible, then reflects on his own rookie season with the Packers and when he finally felt like he belonged on a Super Bowl-caliber offensive line. The hour also includes Homer’s blunt grade for the Brewers’ trade deadline, a debate over whether a WNBA champion should accept a $10 million challenge against a boys high school team, and a discussion of Zach Tom changing his last name to honor his Nigerian roots. Homer closes by assigning Bulaga homework on Aaron Rodgers’ latest comments and introducing “Z-Bach” as a possible new nickname for Zach.
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